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Yea, you can get a de-sulphator like the Battery Minder or something
similar. I can't find the links right now, but I have one and love it. -- Keith __ Never let a boat take you somewhere your brain didn't get to five minutes earlier. "Messing In Boats" wrote in message ... I've got a two year old house bank of two Group 27B's. (the 27B's are supposed to be a little bit better than a plain Group 27) Last summer they seemed to loose their ability to keep my refrigerator and anchor light working as long as they used to and I'm wondering if they are shot or not. They have gotten a lot of use these last two years, so I won't whine too much if they are gone, but I would hate to replace them if they aren't. How do I check this out? Is there some way to de-sulpher the plates or something to re-energize them and save me a $130 trip to Sam's Club? Capt. Jeff |
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